The West 104th St. Block Association and Bloomingdale Aging in Place invite you to join a Walking Tour of upper West End Avenue from 107th to 96th Streets on Sunday, June 28, at 1:00PM. West End Avenue is one of the most remarkable ensembles of residential buildings in America, but new development may change its […]
Fordham’s Lincoln Center project clears hurdle – Crain’s New York Business Pact with Upper West Side Councilwoman Gale Brewer clears the way for the City Council to approve the Fordham University’s proposed campus expansion.
Fordham’s Lincoln Center project clears hurdle – Crain’s New York Business Pact with Upper West Side Councilwoman Gale Brewer clears the way for the City Council to approve the Fordham University’s proposed campus expansion.
NYC Council Member Alan J. Gerson invites you to a Stakeholders’ Meeting to consider a plan being put forward by the Bowery Alliance of Neighbors, which would create a zoning text change to protect the diversity and heritage of the east side of the Bowery. Gerson’s office has worked together with the Bowery Alliance of […]
NYC Council Member Alan J. Gerson invites you to a Stakeholders’ Meeting to consider a plan being put forward by the Bowery Alliance of Neighbors, which would create a zoning text change to protect the diversity and heritage of the east side of the Bowery. Gerson’s office has worked together with the Bowery Alliance of […]
Yorkville Historical Society President, Jarrod Lynn colorfully chronicles the history and development of his neighborhood in “Yorkville” Click HERE to read more!
168-176 East 75th Street Designed as a group in 1902 by Hill and Stout, these five former stables will be protected within the LPC’s boundaries of the proposed expansion of the Upper East Side Historic District. Last Wednesday, June 3rd, over 80 loyal supporters braved the pouring rain and packed into the auditorium at the Hunter College School of […]
168-176 East 75th Street Designed as a group in 1902 by Hill and Stout, these five former stables will be protected within the LPC’s boundaries of the proposed expansion of the Upper East Side Historic District. Last Wednesday, June 3rd, over 80 loyal supporters braved the pouring rain and packed into the auditorium at the Hunter College School of […]
Too far gone by Staten Island Advance Editorial Sunday June 07, 2009, 3:30 AM Advance file photo/Jan Somma-HammelWhen it opened in 1890, Staten Island’s first hospital was called the county’s “greatest charity.” Today, the structures have fallen into terrible disrepair and the site’s future is uncertain. Ardent preservationists are calling for the original […]
AIG’S HQ NEEDS A RESCUE, TOO By STEVE CUOZZO June 9, 2009 — WHOEVER’S negotiating to buy AIG’s magnificent 70 Pine St. headquarters tower along with 72 Wall St. from the bailed-out insurer should know that people are watching: namely, the city’s Landmarks Preservation Commission. Surprisingly, the iconic 70 Pine St., steeped in Art Deco […]
